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I do not know if you've heard of it, but Game of Thrones is back for its eighth and final season. Television fans exchanged memes, read Reddit theories and plan surveillance nights. Book lovers complain about The winter winds are still not available and give detailed explanations of the Golden Company's relationship with the Blackfyre Rebellions. But everyone can join together for a favorite liaison activity: try to find out who is going to die, and more specifically if a prophecy about Cersei could tell us how she is going to die.
The Night King and his army of undead snow zombies threaten just about every character we've come to love in the North. In the south of the country, however, Cersei Lannister continues to play with his scary pirate boyfriend and his favorite bodyguard, the Frankensteined. There is a good chance that she will not be able to hold the iron throne until the end of the series, while with all other characters want his death. But could fans already have an idea of Cersei's death? The answer lies in an old prophecy, with a vague wording.
You see, when Cersei was a little girl, she and her friend went to visit their local witch, Maggy the frog. Cersei just wanted to know if she could marry her, Prince Rhaegar Targaryen. Instead, in chapter 36 of A Feast for Crows delivers four of the series, Maggy gave her a strange prophecy regarding the death of her three future children … and d & # 39; herself: [19659006] "The gold will be their crown and gold their shroud," she said. "And when your tears have drowned, the valonqar will wrap his hands around your white throat and stifle life."
Henceforth, not all the prophecies of the Ice and Fire universe have been realized. . The son of Dany and Drogo was supposed to be a mega warrior who would conquer the world, and you saw how it happened.
However, with Maggy the frog, almost all of Cersei's prophecy has already been realized . Cersei married a king, as Maggy had predicted – although she ended up with Robert instead of Rhaegar and that it was she who took place instead of Lyanna, and Lyanna and Rhaegar went on fled together and died. (Quadrangles of love are messy.)
Maggy also says that Cersei would be "rejected" by a younger and more beautiful queen, who could be Margaery Tyrell or Daenerys Targaryen. As expected, Cersei had three children who all died before her and her three children were crowned in their lifetime. (Myrcella's screenplay is largely cut off from the series, but in the books, there's a Dornish plot to make her queen, she's also cut off the ear and it's very upsetting.)
So, Maggy is clearly not left out when it comes to predicting the future misery of Cersei. And she says that Cersei will be strangled to death by the "valonqar", high-Valvian word meaning "little brother".
In the books, Cersei is rather convinced that the "valonqar" is his. little brother, Tyrion, and she could not be wrong. Tyrion is his brother, he is younger, he hates her and he has already strangled at least one person to death with the King's Hand Chain. Cersei has long suspected that Tyrion would be her loss, which gives the whole situation a clbadic air of "self-fulfilling prophecy": if she had been kinder to Tyrion from the start, instead to be cruel and contentious, he might not want to kill her in the first place.
Cersei however has another brother and Kingslayer Jaime is technically the youngest twin. Jaime Cersei's murder would also make a lot of sense, especially now that he's trying to be a good person who does not sleep with his sister and does not help her with her various stratagems. grabbing power. Both have always had a toxic and borderline violent relationship. Jaime also has the habit of sending uncontrolled monarchs for the sake of the kingdom. There is a real possibility that he should kill Cersei to prevent him from destroying King's Landing with a forest fire, as he had done with King Aerys. And he has that golden hand, which would probably suffice to crush the trachea of a queen at a pinch.
The two brothers of Cersei are undoubtedly the most likely suspects of "valonqar". But also the high fantasy prophecies are strange and vague, and Upper Valyrian is canonically a language with many neutral words. If their term for "prince" can also mean "princess", maybe "little brother" and "little sister" are also interchangeable.
And, unfortunately for Cersei, there is at least one little sister who wants blood.
Arya may not be Cersei's little sister, but she is the little sister of most Stark children, and Cersei is on her list of victims since her return before d & # 39 go to the school of badbadins. There is a slight chance that Arya is the valonqar or that she can kill Cersei while is wearing one of her brother's faces, just to make it personal.
The victims of suffocation are not dead The characteristic style of Arya, but again, Joffrey was strangled with a few drops of poison … so our daughter has several options. Moreover, even Daenerys could turn into valonqar, like the lily of Rhaegar, the last crush of Cersei,
Finally, a new theory of partisans suggests that Cersei's own child could to be the culprit. Westeros, after all, has a terrible maternal mortality rate. If TV Cersei is really pregnant, as she claims, she is likely to die in childbirth, making the "little brother" of her own dead children the destiny "valonqar".
Or if you want to get really weird, TV Cersei had another infant dying: his first-born, the black-haired son of her husband, Robert. (In the book, she aborts pregnancy.) Perhaps maybe this child was derived somewhere to grow up secretly? Maybe he's even grown to become the perfect blacksmith boy Gendry? Maybe Gendry is a real born prince who claims the iron throne and is supposed to kill his own biological mother as the "little brother" of Robert's previous bastard children that Cersei tried to kill in cold blood?
Or, you know … probably not.
What is true is this: if any of these "little siblings" survives the zombie attack on Winterfell, they will come for Cersei. So she'd better take advantage of this throne as much as she can.
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